3D printed mouse proof RV utility hatches
Our Forest River Georgetown uses a marine style hatch for the water and power cord connections. While this works well, it leaves a large opening for rodents to climb through. There are many p...
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2manytoyz wrote:
With the ever growing popularity of 3D printers, they can be found at some libraries as well. Not sure they'd let you tie up a machine for as long as it takes to make these parts. FDM type of printing is relatively slow, but the printers are also inexpensive and the filament material is cheap.
I registered on thingiverse, and also verified that our library allows 10 hours per month of 3D printing.
I am going to measure our hose intake port today to verify the size.
This is an ingenious product. Thank you again for the imagineering!
